Bongbong Marcos & Jonvic Remulla

Bongbong Marcos: Bongbong Marcos, as President of the Philippines, appealed for calm and initiated an investigation into the gunfire, indicating his involvement in managing the political crisis.

Jonvic Remulla: Jonvic Remulla, the Interior Secretary, arrived at the Senate to secure senators and announced an investigation into the gunfire, representing the government's immediate response.

Bongbong Marcos: Bongbong Marcos, the current President of Philippines, has ordered an investigation into the gunfire incident and has stated that his government did not authorize the Philippines — National Bureau of Investigation to carry out the arrest warrant against Ronald dela Rosa.

Jonvic Remulla: Jonvic Remulla, the Interior Secretary, arrived at the Senate to ensure its integrity and the protection of senators, stating that there were no casualties and no warrant of arrest was to be served for Ronald dela Rosa at that time.

Bongbong Marcos: Bongbong Marcos is the current President of the Philippines. Ronald dela Rosa has appealed to him not to hand him over to the International — International Criminal Court. His administration's stance on cooperating with the ICC is a key aspect of this event.

Jonvic Remulla: Jonvic Remulla, the Interior Secretary, stated that only International — Interpol knows how soon a request for an International — International Criminal Court warrant could be made.

Bongbong Marcos: President Bongbong Marcos's administration is pitted against the camp of Sara Duterte, with his appointee overseeing the National Bureau of Investigation's efforts to arrest Ronald dela Rosa.

Jonvic Remulla: Jonvic Remulla, Interior Secretary, arrived at the Senate after the shootout and stated Ronald dela Rosa was 'resting' in his office.

Jonvic Remulla: Jonvic Remulla, the Interior Secretary of the Philippines, provided an estimate for Zaldy Co's return to the Philippines.